Granny Pam

Wife, Mother, Grandmother Great-grandmother. Retired. Bluegrass. Genealogy. Living the life.

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What happened?

I lost posted on the 19th?  And it’s the 26th?  I guess this isn’t as bad as I thought. Papa and I enjoyed the Charlotte (Michigan) Bluegrass Festival at the end of last week.  It as a good show and and killer lineup.  I felt optimistic about Bluegrass in Michigan when the Grascals closed the …

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Pickin’ on CF —- new site!

Please check out a new web site I just published for a friend. While you’re at it, put the show on your calendar and join us!

Back to Blogging Again

I’m over here in Charlotte, Michigan waiting for the annual bluegrass show to begin.  The line-up is a good one, we are going to enjoy every minute.  After two dry weeks, there were a couple of thunder showers here this morning.  In spite of that, here I am at a hot-spot, checking e-mail and posting …

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The End of the World?

My Mom died last week, and suddenly everything changed. It’s interesting how different people react differently to the same situation.  Mom was sick for a long time, and I became used to the problems, almost immune to her daily ills and complaints, aches and pains.  Always upbeat, I was a kind of  cheerleader – let’s do …

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Stuff

I just went out to check my our garden.  Papa has been hard at work, and it shows.  Since today will be cool, hardly getting above 60 according to the weather, so nothing will change out there.  But, all is well as you can see.  Last year, during GS1’s graduation open house a neighbor commented on our garden,  saying …

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Why, Why Why

Several years ago, when I was working full time, Papa visited a well-known disease-specialized clinic and it’s hospital regularly, having chemo, surgery, radiation, and a variety of blood work and other associated services.  We waged a continuing battle to have the charges billed to the correct insurance, the write-off’s entered, and details taken care of.  …

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Revelation!

I fixed the RSS feeds. I got spam. 100% correlation. So, the RSS feed that enables me to let the world know I’m wasting time writing for my own satisfaction, and pretending that someone wants to read it, also makes it possible for the cyber-world slimeballs to attempt to use my resources to spread their …

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Nature’s Wonders

We traveled “up north” over the holiday.  Driving from one country cemetery to another, on an old two-track we saw a flash as a deer jumped off the road in front of us.  Just ahead, in the road lay an new fawn.  Papa came to a stop as the fawn struggled to it’s feet and …

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Country Current – Bluegrass Unit

There has been some discussion recently about the instruments played by the US Navy Band, Country Current — Bluegrass Unit.  We saw them in May, 2004 and I posted a couple of photographs.  They aren’t the best, but they do show the instruments played by the group.  (Yes, that’s Roy Lewis).

Lost, the LIST

This is a real problem, I have some shopping to do, and my list is not in my purse.  Really, it’s nowhere that I can see.  I have my “to do” list, it’s right on my desk.  But, the shopping list traveled with me yesterday, and is now MIA.  Whenever I can’t find something, I remember …

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